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I was texted about the position. I forwarded all information requested. I was told they would get back with me to begin the assignment. All the sudden crickets. All communication stopped on 6/16/25. I have texted them but not even a polite response.
I created an account on the app. Picked up a few gigs. They do an interview with you before you can go to work. Just so you know. They ask for your ID too cause they take out taxes when you get paid. Its a real job.
Pick your own events you wanna work at. Get paid the next day. I mostly do full time for them. But I have picked up 1 extra shift from them. If you don't wanna work that day you don't have to. Everything is Cool!
App is cool. Good company to work at. They make it easy to get work and pay. I would say its top notch and everyone should try it.
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